October 17th, 2006 in Lifehack
How to make the Hipster nano PDA
Christopher Penn shows a neat way to make a Hipster PDA – nano version.
The nano version consists of stacking and stapling a stack of business cards. It is a pretty good idea to reuse those business cards, once you have scanned them into your PC.
We all know and love the Hipster PDA, but sometimes you want something a little smaller and more discreet. Enter the Hipster nano!
If you’ve been to a trade show, you know you walk out with dozens, if not hundreds of business cards. Scan them in using your business card scanner. Now you have a pile of cards, right?
How to make the Hipster nano PDA – [The Financial Aid Podcast]
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Gerard says on October 17th, 2006 at 1:03 pm
Or, of course, you can use a tiny notebook and you then have no staples in your back pocket.
jsw says on October 20th, 2006 at 6:05 pm
I have a 6-inch stack of old business cards collected from a prior company / different industry, and all of the information has been digitized.
I use one every day to jot down the to-do list for that day. Honestly, if your to-do list for a day won’t fit on a business card, it’s WAY too long.
Alan says on September 14th, 2009 at 7:07 pm
I bought a mini address book at the dollar store because it came in a business-card size case. Threw out the book part and put my business cards in it.
Then I added a mini-pen and some junk cards to make an awesome hPDA. *Each* card can capture a thought or two until I get back to the office and can organize them.